I read this an adult looking for books to share with my pupils and this is great. Covers racism, stereotypes, football, teenage love, friends and dreams - perfect! Simple language, not too much on a page and highly relevant for today's children to read. ( )

While Baljit shovels chips in his dad's chippy, he dreams of football stardom. Then the chance of a life-time comes along - a trial for the Premier League. But Baljit is sure his parents will disapprove and so the lies begin. Will Baljit's parents cost him his dream - or will his own lies trip him up?